Hi. I picked up a pair of 2nd Gen 908e's and I'm trying to figure out how to prevent my SSH sessions from timing out. According to the AOS manual, the line-timeout command should modify it but they drop after 4 minutes of inactivity. This is my SSH config;

line ssh 0 4

login local-userlist

line-timeout 1440

no shutdown

I tried adding a ServerAliveInterval to my SSH client but it didn't help. Am I missing another setting?

I think you're on to something, Jay. If I start at the workstation mentioned above, but SSH into an Asterisk server on the same subnet as the TA908e and THEN SSH into the TA908e the connection doesn't drop. Something with my (intranet) router doesn't agree with Adtran's SSH server.

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I will jump in here because I had the same problem and could not find an answer that worked. Setting the line-timeout parameter worked fine for any value under 10 minutes. Above that it simply did not work and the session was terminated.

It turns out that if you have the firewall enabled there is another parameter that terminates sessions at 10 minutes. It is called 'ip policy-timeout'. What you need to do is set it to whatever you want (in addition to setting the line-timeout value).